Gage and Ledbetter: Evolution of women’s financial rights II
From the 19th century onwards, Western women began to protest and highlight growing inequality
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The evolution of women’s financial rights over the ages
In this latest Fearless Woman blog, City Hive explores how women’s financial rights declined throughout history
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Time to invest in healthy ageing populations
Pacific Asset Management’s Longevity & Social Change fund managers say the social and economic implications are becoming increasingly apparent
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City Hive Q&A: Encouraging transparency
Bev Shah explains the group’s latest project – the ACT framework
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Q&A: Gender diversity is still a competitive parameter
Nordea’s Julie Bech on managing Nordea’s Global Gender Diversity strategy
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Encouraging employees to bring their full selves to work
To celebrate LGBT+ History Month, DWS discusses its inclusion network and podcast on gender identity
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MPs: Ethnicity pay gap reporting should be mandatory in 2023
Slow progress is ‘perplexing’ says Women and Equalities Committee chair
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Q&A: Reflecting on one year of reboot.
Noreen Biddle Shah details the achievements of ethnic diversity campaign reboot. in its first year and plans for 2022
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Q&A with ClearBridge ESG head: Diversity front and centre of social focus
Mary Jane McQuillen talks increasing action on the ‘S’ in ESG
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10 informative and inspirational books to read this Black History Month
A selection of fiction and non-fiction books encompassing Black experiences across Britain, Europe and the US
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Have you reported your gender pay gap correctly this year?
For the 5 October reporting deadline, commentators say furlough scheme means data will look different
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Podcast: Regulation, green gilts and women’s economic empowerment
In the first episode of ESG Out Loud the editors discuss the biggest ESG news of the year, and share insights from Impact Investing Institute CEO Sarah Gordon and Oxford University professor Linda Scott